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Gluten free sugar cookie recipe? at Ask Metafilter

How to find beer brewing yeast to match my favorite brands? at Ask Metafilter

I am craving slow-cooked goodness. Please share your favorite crock-pot recipes! at Ask Metafilter

Just bought a new slow cooker. What are your favorite recipes? at Ask Metafilter

What was the greatest thing before sliced bread came along? at Ask Metafilter

Seattle does donuts at Chow, which points to the new to me blog Cakespy, I’m so glad I found you Cakespy.

Welcome back, chestnut! at Chow. When I was a kid my dad brought home excellent chestnuts, they peeled easily and the papery layer came off, they were large and sweet and all other chestnuts since have been a disappointment. I wonder what kind they were?

A real life experience with groaty pudding at Redacted Recipes. She ended up using steel cut oats though, not nearly the same thing as groats. I’m more determined to make this now.

a running out the door recipe of Pork Tenderloin Steakettes with Salsa Cream Sauce, at Hogwash

really nice looking Fever-Tree mixers, at Da*xiang

cream cheese chocolate cupcakes at How About Orange

How to Cook Moist and Tender Chicken Breasts at The Kitchen

Ah! Rolo pretzel turtles at Jaden’s Steamy Kitchen. So simple and happy! via The Kitchen.

links to outrageously good looking recipes at Bake and Shake

Lake Erie Creamery Chèvre, things back in Ohio must have really changed since we left! at The Kitchen

Potato Bread at Food Chronicles

· comments [10] · 11-29-2007 · categories:food ·

10 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Ann // Nov 29, 2007 at 5:58 am

    Thanks for the shout-out! Please let me know how your groaty pudding experiment goes… I keep thinking I need to try it again (and I have since gotten the real deal groats) but I haven’t quite recovered from the trauma. Anyway, right now I’m obsessing on British style mice pies (so little and cute and tasty!)

  • 2 Karrey // Nov 29, 2007 at 7:11 am

    I just recently bought some Fever Tree tonic water for my guy, whose favorite drink is the gin and tonic. The difference between that and his usual Hy-vee tonic was astounding. He’s now a convert, and we’re on a mission to find it somewhere so that we don’t have to keep paying shipping fees to get it.

  • 3 Shelly // Nov 29, 2007 at 8:29 am

    The breakfast groats at the Crumpet Shop in Pike Place Market are delicious. (The crumpets are lovely too.)

  • 4 Cakespy // Nov 29, 2007 at 9:56 am

    Aww, how sweet! (no pun intended. OK, pun intended). But who is glad to have found who? Cakespy adores Not Martha!

    I love the groaty pudding! Maybe we need to move more toward that than the traditional figgy pudding, although perhaps it doesn’t quite roll off the tongue quite as nicely…

  • 5 Swellanor // Nov 29, 2007 at 2:32 pm

    Mmm- chestnuts! I helped peel many kilos of chestnuts for a big Thanksgiving feast, and I learned a chestnut trick from one of the chefs: if you leave chestnuts out in the open air for several days, they lose a little moisture content. This makes them easier to peel and more flavorful.

  • 6 chronicler // Nov 29, 2007 at 6:30 pm

    Thank you Megan!

    I have never had a chestnut. I’m going to try and remedy that this year!

  • 7 holly // Nov 30, 2007 at 7:05 am

    The Lake Erie Creamery Chèvre is sooooo delicious. I get it at the West Side Market, you must get there early though!

  • 8 steamykitchen // Dec 1, 2007 at 10:49 am

    Thank you!!

    kisses,
    jaden

  • 9 Elsa // Dec 1, 2007 at 12:31 pm

    Megan, you;re cordially invited to an online sandwich party. I hope you’ll find time to play along; I’m eager to see your twist on the (very basic) idea!

    Sorry to post this publically, though of course your readers are welcome, too — the more, the merrier! I tried your posted gmail address, but it was bounced back to me.

  • 10 Katie // Mar 13, 2008 at 3:03 pm

    I don’t think I’ve had donuts from anywhere else on Cakespy’s list, but I have had them numerous times from the Daily Dozen Donut Co. at Pike place. In my opinion, fresh mini donuts rolled in cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar are the absolute best. Next time I’m back home, I’ll have to drop into one of the other places on the list.

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